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impress/impress.js
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The rest — the latest 5
#895 docs(toolbar): document element param instead of html
0 reviews · 4h to merge
#889 Augment pipeline with workflow to run the test suite
0 reviews · 5.6d to merge
#881 Enable GitHub Actions and Setup Continuous Integration Pipeline
2 reviews · 45.1d to merge
#883 Fix typos and improve clarity in GettingStarted.md
0 reviews · 31h to merge
#871 Fix HTML syntax in classic slides example
1 reviews · 6.6d to merge
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